Saved Video Scripts

Reopen generated scripts and turn the useful ones into real videos.

Keep Ideas Until You're Ready to Make Them

Saved Video Scripts stores the ideas you've developed in Video Hook Generator. You can come back to a script whenever you have footage, time to record, or a release that makes the idea relevant.

The option appears in Marketing once you've saved a script. The list shows the hook, clip count, and creation date, with newer scripts first.

Pick Up Where You Left Off

Open a script to carry on editing its music suggestion, narration, footage ideas, and call to action. You can add or remove clips and rearrange the sequence as the story changes.

Before building a video around an older script, check that its claims still match your app. A feature may have changed since you first wrote it, or you may now have a simpler way to show the same benefit.

A good title or hook makes the list much easier to browse later. You're choosing between ideas, so it helps if each one explains the point it makes.

Be Careful With Regenerate

The script editor can generate a fresh version, but regeneration replaces the existing script. Copy any wording you want to hang on to before using it.

Sometimes a small manual edit is all you need. If the opening works but the ending is a bit flat, you don't have to start the whole thing over.

Move Into Video Production

Copy the text if you're recording or editing elsewhere. To build a starting point in Kickstart, choose a narration voice and create a draft video once the required voice models are downloaded.

The Video Editor is where you refine the footage, timing, device screens, subtitles, and export. A saved script is the plan for that work, rather than a finished video file.

Clear out ideas you no longer need so the list stays useful. You can keep a few different angles for the same feature without feeling like you have to produce every one.